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Classes Workshops Achievement Testing
Write Worthy works in partnership with home schools
Writing Classes At Write Worthy we approach the teaching of writing with anticipation that children will succeed as they watch for the Creator to reveal Himself in our language and patterns of communication. We ignore myths that insist English is a hodge-podge of confusion and exceptions, and we take up the pursuit of discovering the awesome structure and consistencies that God has provided to guide our understanding of the language He created. Our weekly classes team up with parents to help with teaching writing in their home school. Registration is underway for 2009-10! Follow the links on the Classes page, and contact us for more information or to request an application. Stories Essays
Write Worthy Workshops are fun one-day classes that provide enrichment and encouragement for the development of writing skills and writing-related arts. Watch our Workshops page for more information. (Registration for 2009-10 Workshops begins in August.) Coming up! Writing - Grades 6-8 Poetry and Bookmaking - Grades 4-6 Special
An achievement test can be a helpful tool for home school parents. While the State only requires testing in grades 3, 5, 8, and 10, many home schooling families test every year. For students, it provides valuable experience and practice with a formal test environment as well as accountability for the subject matter of the school year. (Some families use the test date as a marker for the end of the school year / graduation to the next grade level.) For parents, the measurement of achievement provides peace in knowing that acceptable progress is being accomplished through their home schooling efforts. At Write Worthy, we offer the CAT each spring and summer. Students take the test in a small group (or privately) in our home classroom - softening the formality of an achievement test with an environment that feels safe and relaxed. The testing fee, of just $35, covers the group test session, test scores (mailed to parents, with an extra copy for ESD, if needed), and a diagnostic profile. The profile, which provides a list of skills covered on the test with the items the student missed identified, is valuable for home schooling parents. Follow the links on the Testing page for more information about tests available and tips for test preparation. Choose a date and contact us for reservations.
*Afternoon session
Write Worthy is located in the Rock Creek area, near 185th/Hwy 26. Through
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